I wasn’t invited, but she looks happy!
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The great irony of technology is it’s ability to benefit one group while at the very same time hindering another. China and Iran have recently discovered the power of technology might exceed their ability to censor their citizen’s Internet activity. All this is very evident in the myriad of news articles released in the past 2 weeks.
Continue reading Censorship Bitten by Technology…  On June 12th, the United States makes the switch from analog to digital broadcast signals for television transmission. This has been in-the-works since the late 1990′s. The switch was origianlly scheduled for February 2009. It was rescheduled to June because our government didn’t think everyone was ready. This is something that has been thoroughly advertised, even over digital TV signals, for more than a year. If you live here, how could you not know?
Continue reading Analog to Digital TV Transition… Yesterday was a sad day for the Aeronautics industry and at least 228 people. An Air-France A330 Airbus was lost over the Atlantic Ocean somewhere between Rio de Janeiro and Paris last night. Air France said the A330 plane sent an automatic message at 0214 GMT indicating an electrical circuit failure. There were no [...] Once again a religious nut strikes and kills! The story-line is repeated daily through-out the world. I grow so weary of listening to those purporting to be “Holier-Than-Thou”. The death and destruction, the wasted resources and lives.
Continue reading Religious Zealot Loses Grip on Reality!… Low-Tech solutions are somehow cool! Could something as simple as paint help mitigate Global Warming? Scientist have been exploring solutions, all seemingly grand and high-tech like; green energy, renewable energy, solar solutions, hydro solutions and carbon bottling just to name a few. Politicians get involved to debate costs, financing and various other facets. Somehow [...] I love the innuendo in the name. In 2005 I grew very frustrated with Microsoft Windows. Basically I was pissed. I was paying $150-$200 per upgrade copy of Windows XP, plus MS Office, plus A/V, plus Anti-Spyware and I still had to fix problems with the OS “under the hood”. Why should I pay [...] Opened several months ago, technologybites.com is a site I’d like to see grow into a community, based upon the “pitfalls of technology”. The site currently sports; Ability for users contribute articles/posts. User comment articles/posts. User ranking of articles/posts. Forum/Bulletin Board. more … Everyone can think of at least one incident where technology played a [...] The Data Recovery Resource Center is now located at dataswamp.com. A variation of this site has existed since 2003. It originally opened as howtorecoverdata.com, re-appeared as data-recovery-hub.com and closed in 2007 as iSwamp.com. This is the one I regret closing the most. Hopefully the site topic is obvious. If not; It’s data recovery! The [...] Those familar know I was layed-off from C.O.I. in April 2007. Around that time I connected with a friend in the data recovery business. He was interested in opening a second branch and I wasn’t exactly getting employment offers at the time. So, we hooked-up to do some data recovery business. Part of my [...] |
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